Is the U.S. a Rogue Nation_ Impunity Policies in the Middle East and Western Hemisphere

In the podcast, the discussion centered around whether the United States can be classified as a rogue nation based on its impunity policies in the Middle East and Western Hemisphere. The arguments for this perspective included citing examples such as the US invasion of Iraq in 2003 without UN approval, drone strikes in countries like Pakistan and Yemen, and covert operations in Latin America during the Cold War. These actions were seen as violating international norms and sovereignty of other nations, leading to questions about the moral authority of the US on the world stage.

On the other hand, counterarguments were made that the US operates within a framework of national security and self-defense, using military interventions and ...